Project animation by the Claude Motion guide

Read this guide: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17454997-get-started-with-claude-motion

Then follow Claude Motion's approach and go through this project's README, landing page, onboarding flow, recent release notes and any charts in it. Find three kinds of things worth turning into an animation:
1. A flow one screenshot can't explain, like the steps a new user takes to get started.
2. A change that falls flat as a bare number, like the new version's speed compared with the old one.
3. The new feature from the latest release that's most worth showing.
If the project doesn't have one of these, just say so. Don't force it.

For each idea, follow the guide: say who it's for, where it will play and how long it runs, then write a storyboard with how many seconds each scene lasts and which words, numbers and screenshots appear on screen. Use only real content from the project. Rank the ideas by how useful they'd be to me.

After I pick one, build it as a code animation with HyperFrames (install it first if it isn't installed), with all the text, numbers and timings kept in one place. Later, when I say 'slow down the second scene' or 'change this number to 18%', change only that one thing. Render a draft first, grab one frame per second and look through them, fix the problems, then export a 1080p MP4.

Show me the storyboards first. Don't build anything until I pick.